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In Gur corporation's case the issue before an English court was whether the Government of Ciskei could…

In Gur Corporation v Trust Bank of Africa (1987) the Court of Appeal allowed Ciskei, an unrecognised entity, to sue by applying the "Doctrine of acts of a delegated…

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In Gur corporation's case the issue before an English court was whether the Government of Ciskei could sue as claimant in its own name. The court of Appeal answered this question in the affirmative by applying :

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In Gur Corporation v Trust Bank of Africa (1987) the Court of Appeal allowed Ciskei, an unrecognised entity, to sue by applying the "Doctrine of acts of a delegated sovereign", treating it as a subordinate body exercising authority delegated by South Africa. The Foreign Corporations Act came only in 1991, and neither the "Foreign Relations Act." nor the "Estrada doctrine" was the basis.

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